The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1887-11-10

The Trade Palace mas new al. In this
issue. 1t is worth yonr perusal.
Tuesday was another big day for ware
nousemen and tobacco buyers.
MIR. John NJ. WINNER of Salem, has
been appointed store-keeper and gauger.
The collection taken up at Moravian
Church last Sunday morning amounted to
S74.4O
This county sends down twelve con-
victs to the penitentiary as result of Court
last week.
"A laree drove of fine beef cattle passed
through the city Tuesday en-route for Fay
etteville, n. e.
Mr.. D. D. Schouler has opened branch
store in Durham, with Mr.. W. w. Work
man in charge.
The W. C. T. e. has set apart Novem-
Der 18th and 18th as days of prayer for the
worlds temperance cause.
Application has been made to the Gov
ernor for permission to organize a colored
military company in Winston.
Mr.. John II. Tise has on exhibition a
turnip weighing y pounds and sit isn't
good season for turnips," either
Mrs. J. S. Black will shortly remove
her boarding house to the residence now
occupied by Mr.. James A. Gray.
-Messrs. Fuller u Durham have a
change in their advertisement this week, to
which your attention is directed.
A car load of railroad carts for the
Winston Wilkesboro Railroad arrived in
the city on the noon train Tuesday.
-Messrs. Miller Bros. have begun the
erection, on Fourth Street, of handsome
eight-room residence for Mr. T. S. Fuller.
Very little business, with the exception
of election of officers was transacted by the
Noravian Synod, held in Salem last week
Mr.. J. K. Crawford is having the az
pearance of his residence greatly improved,
on Liberty Street, through a free use of the
paint brush
The Elm Street Sunday School realiz-
ed $47 from their concert Saturday night
last. The occasion was pleasant one for
all in attendance.
The matrimonial market still booms
The SENTINEL learns of six marriages yet
to take place among the best people of
the Twin-City, between this and Xmas
The Salem paper mill fired up their
new boiler last week The proprietors have
made many Improvements in their mill and
hope now to be able to fill their orders
Our ever enterprising clothiers, Messrs.
kosenbacher Bros, now occupy the large
store room which has just been completed
for them by Mr.. Buxton, on Liberty Street.
MIR. w. II. Chick has just finished some
artistic painting in the parlor of Mr.. James |
A. GIay's new residence the work of which |
is amodel of beauty, both In style and finish. |
AT the last meeting Of County Commits
sioners it was ordered that seven persons,
convicted last week for petty offenses be |
hired out to any one who would pay their |
costs.
The colored district school, beyond the
Salem bridge, opened last Monday with
Mrs. Dore and Miss Stallings in charge.
The teachers are furnish ed by a Society of
Friends at the North
A slip of the types last week made us
say that Winston's mercantile business in
1886 was over two hundred millions, where
as 1t was-two millions. Pretty good sized
amount, anyway.
A few nights ago THE SENTINEL's
stroller dropped in on D. H. King, the
candy man, and was shown the prettiest line
of hriSf ID III
son. They are well worth visit.
Yesterday we noticed lot of tobacco
at Browns Warehouse from Hickory. II
tuds brought here because Winston pays the
highest prices Don't forget this when you
want to sell your tobacco.
Mr.. W. S. Linville, of Bellows Creek
tells us that grain in his section looks well
and that "times are better" The coal meas
ures at Walnut Cove are being worked and
are turning out better than was expected.
THE SENTINEL regrets to see northern
hay coming into market Yesterday wesaw
two carload lots in the town. We hope
our farmer frieuds will not allow this much
longer. Raise hay to sell and bring it to
Winston.
The interior of the Ogburn store rooms
has received fresh coat of paint and are
otherwise improved in appearance. They
are nov occupied by Mr. r. r. Crawford.
our enterprising and always reliable har!-
ware man.
The corner stone of the Oak Grove
Chapel, this county, was laid on Saturday
last with appropriate ceremonies. The
Chapel was erected by the Moravians who
are beginning to be very Jealous in their
work of church extension.
The Messrs. Rosenbacher Bros. received
an order last week from town in G. .orgia
for number of overcoats This is another
evidence that these gentlemen are live mer-
chants and through energy and advertising
have let outsiders know where to buy &, st.
, lass goods at bottom figures.
We call your attention to the advertise.
ment of Messrs. Hall & franklin, who have
just opened a general merchandise store
at corner Fifth and Old Town Streets. Thev
inform us that their trade so far has been |
very good, in fact great deal better than
they had expected.
The Moravisns will celebrate their
Festival of Nov. 18th next Sunday. Early
services will be held at a. M: regular
services at 1880 a. M; Love Feast at $50
p. m. Communion at pm. A prepara-
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